In MAKE Volume 15, we ran a simple 5-step project on how to acquire a bulletproof, anonymous online identity. Every day this knowledge seems to get more relevant. The article was authored by Publius, who “prefers to write anonymously about anonymity.” Published in August of 2008, the intro reads: In May of this year, a […]
I like this simple perch attached to a street sign by Ken Mori. When not in use, it rotates to vertical, to advertise it’s proposed use. Via Urban Prankster.
Via WMMNA, Regine writes: Encastrable is a series of guerrilla art residencies held inside gardening and DIY megastores in the Paris area. At no cost at all, the young artists have at their disposal a huge array of material that they can grab, move, superimpose, and organize onto temporary installations and sculptures. Authorization of the […]
Check out the collection of photos from the use of this swing on at BART train in San Francisco. Fun! Via NOTCOT. More: Swing skirt
You may have seen this already, but this traffic barrel monster made me smile. Rawr!
Tech and culture jammers monochrom were selling this awesome T-shirt at Maker Faire. New monochrom shirt: “Slacking is killing the DIY industry”
As we see more and more empty, abandoned street newspaper boxes, Posterchild converted this one into a lovely planter with a simply-shaped plywood insert.
